11/04/2020 NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the curve was noticeably flattening after the state recorded just 44 new cases in the past 24 hours. “It’s encouraging restrictions are having a positive impact, but we’re nowhere near out of the woods,” she said. “The worst is yet to hit us.
” NSW Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant said there were currently 212 people being treated by NSW Health, including 30 patients who were in intensive care - 23 of whom were ventilated. Dr Chant said 88 crew on board the coronavirus-hit Ruby Princess cruise ship were tested for COVID-19 and 44 of them tested positive to the virus. Image: News Corp Australia
Please explain! Statements like this without any rationale are less than useful
Very positive geez it’s been here for months and still the worst is yet to come
Her own fault for letting in the cruise ships and hundreds of planes! Idiot
Wake up people..we are entering winter...there will be more cases and more deaths unfortunately...we have a long way to go..lets keep the restrictions as is right now..or we may have a total lockdown in the coming months too....!
Wasn't she say that she was looking at easing restrictions in 3 weeks Seriously these politicians are clueless
Measure that against last year's or the years before flu death you'll probably see the numbers have not gone up
76 Victorian’s died on the road this year !
About time she was honest. The worst is still a few weeks away yet.
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